This week's episode opens with Reed and Josh talking about their own golf lives. Josh was back on the course in a tournament setting as he tries to qualify for the US Mid-Am. His game is nearly there, so what about Reed's? He was able to get out and check the University Ridge Golf Course in Madison, Wisconsin. He may not have played well, but the course was excellent.

They then review the BMW Classic at Bellerive Golf Course. Rory was back. Scottie was sick. And Wyndham gets it done again. Is he player of the year? What does the data say? Regardless, Wyndham is still in form and prepped for the Presidents' Cup.

Next, they looked at the Tour Championship. Who's going to win? Does it really matter at this point? Who do they like? They discuss.

Golf News was chock full in this week's episode. LIV news. Lots of it. What will become of the league? What will become of the players? Where do they go and how will they make their way back to the PGA tour? Or will they? Reed and Josh also discuss the new changes to the '28 PGA Tour season. They're going to small field match play. Is this a good thing?

And in Questions from the Internet, Reed and Josh look at handicaps and their values in stroke v. match play. Where is the advantage? Next, they look at what golf means beyond the golf course. What did it teach them and how do the game's lessons apply to their lives? Lastly, they look at modern equipment. How often should an amateur upgrade equipment? All this and more on this week's episode.